Meeting Calendar of the Senior Deputy Governor* Fabio Panetta as a member of the Supervisory Board of the European Central Bank February 2019 Date Meeting / Event Place 1 February Meeting with Alessandro Rivera, Director General of the Treasury - review of credit Rome conditions 2 February Participation in the 25th Congress of ASSIOM FOREX Rome 4 February Meeting with a delegation of the Single Resolution Board composed of Elke König (Chair), Rome Boštjan Jazbec and Enrique Ezquerra (Country visit) − topics of common interest 4 February Meeting with supervised entity Rome 5 February Meeting with Alessandro Rivera, Director General of the Treasury − review of credit Rome conditions 5 February Meeting with Assogestioni − the outlook for individual savings plans (PIRs) Rome 7 February Meeting with supervised entity Rome 11 February Meeting with the media Rome 13 February Teleconference with supervised entity Rome 14 February Telephone call with supervised entity Rome 14 February Roundtable on 'Globalization and markets' at LUISS University − Speech on Rome 'Globalization, market integration and financial regulation' 15 February Meeting with Carmine Di Noia, Commission Member of Consob − analysis of the Rome conditions of the Italian financial system 20 February Meeting of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank Frankfurt 21 February Meeting of the Supervisory Board of the European Central Bank Frankfurt 25 February Roundtable on 'Equity and debt investments in Italy' organized by the Italian Embassy to the London UK and the law firm Legance − Closing remarks on the conditions of the Italian economy 27 February Meeting with Alessandro Rivera, Director General of the Treasury - review of credit Rome conditions 27 February Meeting with supervised entity Rome * Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Italy since 10 May 2019 (Presidential Decree of 3 May 2019); Deputy Governor of the Bank of Italy from 8 October 2012 to 9 May 2019. The calendar gives information on Fabio Panetta’s meetings in his capacity as a member of the ECB’s Supervisory Board. It includes institutional meetings, speaking engagements, attendance at conferences and events, as well as appointments with external parties (including media), unless releasing the information could undermine the protection of public interests recognized at EU level. Internal Eurosystem meetings are not published. .